New York Film Festival Director Kent Jones Will Step Down After 2019 Edition
Jones’ seventh year as the director of the fall festival will mark his last, as the newly minted feature film director turns his attention to his directing career.
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‘Diane’ Director Kent Jones on How He Pulled Off the Perilous Transition from Film Critic to Filmmaker
One of the world’s most revered film critics and programmers, Kent Jones discusses why he finally had to make a movie of his own.
‘Diane’ Review: Mary Kay Place Delivers a Heartbreaking Performance in Kent Jones’ Spiritual Character Study — Tribeca
Revered critic and programmer Kent Jones nods to everyone from Paul Schrader to Matías Piñeiro in a cosmic drama starring Mary Kay Place.
NYFF: How America’s Smartest Festival Can Make or Break the Quest for Oscars
Will the next two weeks at Lincoln Center influence Oscar night? If they do, it wasn’t necessarily intentional.
FSLC Announce Shorts Programs And New Section Explorations For 54th New York Film Festival
Explorations showcases new work by Albert Serra, Douglas Gordon, João Pedro Rodrigues, and more. The New York Film Festival takes place between September 30th and October 16th.
NYFF 2016: 5 Must-See Films, As Recommended By Festival Director Kent Jones
The New York Film Festival director shares some of the indispensable titles from this year’s lineup.
RIP Ziegfeld: Martin Scorsese, Ava DuVernay, Spike Lee and More Pay Their Respects
RIP Ziegfeld: Martin Scorsese, Ava DuVernay, Spike Lee and More Pay Their Respects
Daily Reads: Why Theaters Should Recommit to 70mm, The Radical Mind Behind ‘Transparent,’ and More
Daily Reads: Why Theaters Should Recommit to 70mm, The Radical Mind Behind ‘Transparent,’ and More
James Franco’s Movie Column: Why Alfred Hitchcock Still Matters Today
James Franco’s Movie Column: Why Alfred Hitchcock Still Matters Today
‘Hitchcock/Truffaut’: Directors from Fincher to Scorsese Revisit Truffaut’s Famous Interview
‘Hitchcock/Truffaut’: Directors from Fincher to Scorsese Revisit Truffaut’s Famous Interview
Daily Reads: ‘The Babadook,’ ‘It Follows,’ and the New No-Win Horror, Scorsese on Film Preservation, and More
Daily Reads: ‘The Babadook,’ ‘It Follows,’ and the New No-Win Horror, Scorsese on Film Preservation, and More
Chantal Akerman Remembered at Emotional NYFF Premiere of Final Film ‘No Home Movie’
Chantal Akerman Remembered at Emotional NYFF Premiere of Final Film ‘No Home Movie’
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